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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1959
Page
11
A local Oswego column notes a surge in seagull numbers and escalating nuisance. It jokes about a sea gull warden with a helicopter to patrol the air above residential areas as residents worry over property damage and a wedding garden attack.
An ancient observer notes that youths differ from elders in manners and discipline. He cites complaints about luxury talkativeness and disrespect but adds a comforting reminder that such criticisms come from Socrates in 400 B C.
A Plain Dealer column criticizes federal price supports for wheat, arguing they incentivize growing low quality grain for government stockpiles. It cites Wall Street Journal quotes and industry views showing farmers profit from subsidies while markets reject the wheat. The piece urges taxpayers to pressure Washington to change policy.
A column by Dr. William Brady invites readers to send health questions for 답변. It includes a reader case about by joining a husband in Korea for 15 months and purchasing a health book set. The letter advocates outdoor barefoot living and sensible clothing choices for children and criticizes overcautious parenting.
Readers discuss Buerger's disease treatment from a DVD booklet and calcium vitamin D use with aging. The advisor notes three chapters on thrombo angitis obliterans and questions smoking impact. A second reader asks about constant ocular itching linked to riboflavin deficiency and dairy rich remedies.
Sandy Creek volunteers outline the annual Fire Department Field Days set for June 17 to 20 at the Sandy Creek Fairgrounds. Events include a Little League game, dances, races, a big parade, and prize money for fire companies and auxiliaries.
Charles Pegues found his three room apartment ransacked after work. Two men were seen nearby carrying furniture, but Pegues says thieves left three pairs of shoes behind. He commented that they did not take everything.
London dispatch notes Konrad Adenauer’s decision to remain chancellor of the West German Republic through 1961. The piece analyzes party divisions, succession speculation, and the desire to maintain foreign policy continuity amid reunification talks.
Open letter urging readers to shed constant anger and scowls and to embrace joy. The author, ED CREAGI, describes pedestrians rushing, distrustful, and gray with resentment, then promotes strolling, smiling, and kindness toward strangers as a path to happiness. The piece ends noting the author saw his own reflection in a store window.
In Boonville New York a 75 year old woman, Lena Thompson, was killed when a car driven by her daughter Norma Spencer, 45, crashed into the Black River Canal wall on Route 12. Spencer escaped injury while Thompson's grandson Mark, 9, suffered minor injuries and a bee reportedly caused the crash.
A Bible passage from St. Matthew recounts Joseph of Arimathea taking Jesus’ body and placing it in his own tomb after the crucifixion. The verses depict reverent burial and fulfillment of prophecy, reflecting grief, devotion, and sacred final rites.
The Oswego Palladium Times announces its status as the official Oswego city and county newspaper with rates for office delivery, mail subscriptions, and carrier service. It lists executive officers, advertising representation, and Associated Press affiliation, noting terms and rates for various regions and advance payments.
The prayer asks for an end to cold and hot wars and the futility among nations. It calls on all people of good will to embrace sanity, order, truth, integrity, fair dealing, and open communication. It envisions building on earth the Kingdom of God with its beauty and joy.
The editorial argues the 86th Congress will recess without solving farm surpluses of $9 billion, labor corruption, and inflation. It blames Democratic control since 1954 and notes GOP criticism of inaction, citing Meany Hoffa Lewis and Eisenhower's restraint as limited remedies amid rising costs.
Soviet official Rostov 51 a rising Kremlin figure plans a 10 day U S visit meeting President Eisenhower and other top leaders. Eisenhower may add a coast to coast tour to about six cities in early July. Rostov arrives New York June 23 to open the Soviet National Exhibition at the New York Coliseum.
Victor A. Olsen, 65, chief of the administrative division of the Selective Service System, died Monday apparently of a heart attack. Olsen, from Danville, Pennsylvania, had served with the Selective Service for many years.
North dealer in a North-South vulnerable deal opens 1C then 3NT after spade lead. A double twist shows declarer can lose if East defends perfectly by ducking and returning a spade. East’s choice to win with the king or pass shapes West’s king drop and diamond entry, sealing declarer’s fate despite potential nine tricks.
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